The Wire - Omar in jail

[@MrBenny10101]

Fun fact: the guy who brought in the books was the inspiration for the omar character in real life

[@billal27nulnul]

could you tell me his name. i wanna see if i can find out something about him because a real life Omar sounds crazy:D

[@MrEnjoyBeats]

Billal Naseem Donnie Andrews

[@lifestraight]

MrEnjoyBeats Hes deceased now

[@billal27nulnul]

MrEnjoyBeats thanks:D

[@michaelstillwell1222]

Yea another fun fact I grew up in Baltimore - and of course love the wire and the corner (mini series) as well as the book homicide: a year on the killing streets - and most of mr simons lectures and other works, being he is a Baltimore native (not born like myself and most of my family) but nonetheless , anyway yea this was based on Donnie Andrews a stickup man who was basically part of the game in the late 70s, through the 80s - did a major stretch of time in prison - he had an aortic dissertion (butchered spelling) back about a year ago he was 62-63 years old give or take at the time of his death, and the thing is - he was married to Francyne Boyd (the lady that is played by Khandi Alexander) on the HBO miniseries The Corner (which IMO as great as the wire is, the corner while lower budget and not as "grand and sprawling" was just as gritty and realistic in many aspects) but denise francyne boyd is her full name she resides in Baltimore county (same as I do) I know the neighborhood (in Timonium, off York road) nice lady met her once, she works for an outreach program (for methadone users, in a clinic up in Baltimore county called TranZpire) I' was on methadone for a few years, I abused heroin for along time (prior to that in high school in the 90s prescription pain killers) so I know the streets of Baltimore, I never "lived" on the streets, or did what these guys did so I wont even pretend but I know that world, moreless the drug culture and what goes into it...from the fiend side of things, as well as the dealer (and if you've ever watched NAT Geos Drug, Inc - they had a recent episode about Baltimore that was ironically nicknamed The High Wire (or the Baltimore heroin hustle) since theres over 60,000 addicts in the city of bmore - and many more in the county...anyway I am a recovering addict (now off methadone and on suboxone in an outpatient program where I live on the Harford county/Baltimore county line) about 30 mins from the city...had a lot of Baltimore city cops in the family too (which as you could imagine was a real conflict during my using years) most of them are retired...but they knew who Oscar Rouquer is (he was a balt city district 7 cop in west Baltimore for 28 years) and he was the inspiration for "the bunk" moreland - just a different name...but yea Donnie Andrews was the "main" inspiration for Omar Little and hes also in the scene (given to omar by his bank butchie) to do cleanup at monks apartment - when they have that little shootout and Andrews character dies in the shootout from a dome shot but in the real life situation where omar leaps from the what 5th level balcony was it ? I heard in real life, Andrews heroic feat (lol) was the 7th level that he leaped from back in 1989 (but it was a 1-on-1 shootout and nobody was killed, except Andrews spent time in prison AFTER being hospitalized is all I do know) and that came DIRECTLY from the source mrs. boyd (her character is the main inspiration for "The Corner" and her son De'Andre Mcullough (who not only PLAYED a small role on The Corner, - but also played on the wire (david simon felt bad for him for years, and kept a repoire with the entire boyd/mcullough family in Baltimore - they lived right in the heart of the drug trade in park heights area (which I am MORE then intimately familiar with not just driving through either) and the thing is, De'Andre played roles on the corner, the wire (and treme despite that being filmed on location in new Orleans) mr simon had a soft spot for de'andre first met him on Pennsylvania avenue/Lexington market sq. (a hot spot for open air drug trafficking in bmore's east/west district its a divided line straight through both of those streets) anyway de'andre was the shoufer or butler (or whatever you would wanna call it - bodyguard for Brother Mouzone) "Lamar" although I was never used to seeing De'Andre as a big overweight man...he was always thin growing up but people do change, in the corner, he was just a fry-cook when his OWN character was coming in to apply for a job and get off the streets and stop slanging dope...so its all funny how it ties in, a lot of david simons characters become inspirations played by actors, and the real life inspirations are ALSO in the shows doing small cameo appearances and then off-screen he keeps in touch with him, but sad news de'andre died about a year ago (or 2) in Baltimore county from a heroin overdose ,only 5 minutes from where I live/have lived for many years - his mother obviously memorializes him every year on his bday not his death - and david simon keeps up w/ the family whenever hes at his home (of which he has one currently in Baltimore county as well) its so close to the city line, but some decent areas around...de'andre McCullough was the SON of denise francyne boyd who was MARRIED for several years to Donnie Andrews who was the inspiration of Omar Little, who also Donnie played a small role in the wire with, as well as his step-son de'andre did as Lamar in the wire, and a fry-cook at a fast food joint in the corner, as well as his mother denise boyd also did an intake rehab program in the corner (a receptionist of some sort) and in real life that's what she really does (only in Baltimore county) so its really neat how it all ties in, theres just been a lot of tragedy though. sad but that's the incontrieveable fact of this life...and what it leads to I should know..and I'm one of the lucky ones, I wasn't born in an area like where they grew up just frequented there (for both good and bad reasons) these shows do really who a certain level of realism and ultra-precise social commentary on the day...but one of my fav characters is Cutty - no only because the actor plays in the walking dead, but because I met Chad Coleman before - great guy

[@geronjenkins18]

Omar getting that prison armor put on him LMAO

[@GBXS]

Good against a shiv.

[@frankeinstein1]

“Guess you’ve never been locked up huh?!” “Ain’t nothin’ funny Dawgs about shank protocol when your name gets wings on a cell block.... “Trust.

[@SPcapx]

Careful hes been to jail

[@Unicysis]

Is this to make sure that any stabs he gets only make it to the R's?

[@uhsepevaldez8470]

Ion know why but i always think of iron mans suit coming to him when i see this scrne

[@torontoBluejays87]

I think the best part about this scene was Omar was more concerned about whether they had Honey Nut Cheerios than all the other drug dealers that were keen on killing him in the joint!

[@BJMcB92]

***** All Omar ever wanted was his Honey Nut Cheerios :(

[@Mustang424]

BJMcB92 One has to wonder how the world of the Wire would have been different had General Mills opened up a Baltimore plant making Honey Nut Cheerios.

[@ItsAllLove4Real]

joe S After you...

[@bkdascenzo]

Indeed...

[@coyotebongwater5262]

"They got honey nut cheerios in here?" "Sheeeiiiit..."

[@5urg3x]

Is that street for yes or no? :x

[@wingwangtingtang]

surgeyX both lol

[@TheGyoshon]

surgeyX no

[@TrempBoy2]

Clay Davis clearly running the cheerio racket in Baltimore

[@mastershredder1119]

I thought he would like fruity nut cheerios

[@boomshizzIe]

I can't imagine what the healing process is like for a wound like that..

[@cawotene]

+boomshizzIe I can't imagine how you can shit after that.

[@nazarenewatkins9204]

+Life How I See It ctfu Rotfl lmfao

[@davidbarath1944]

Seems to me a long,long time.Damage to the rectum,colon, and intestines.He'd have been shitting in a plastic bag for God knows how long.

[@bjamiork]

I don't even wanna think about it. Anytime I see this scene, it takes me a good 5 minutes before I realize I've been cringing the entire time. Like...how do they even pull that out of someone's butt? I highly doubt painkillers will do a damn thing.

[@Wavemaninawe]

boomshizzIe Rather similar to when youve been hypotheticalled in the clavicle.

[@ihatenwo]

and that Big dude saying, "anybody seen shit" is the Real omar, yo man got a dramatic life story , another man wrote that and Bam! the Wire, Drama of centuries

[@enabiah]

+James Andrew "Ain't nobody seen shit"*

[@ihatenwo]

JoSoong ah,right I mistyped that man ..haha

[@zlistcelebrityYT]

+James Andrew the funny thing is is that (you know who) people will condemn us and life in the ghetto but that REAL shit captivates them more than all the bullshit in hollywood. Think about it. The Wire, Sopranos and Breaking Bad are probably the top 3 series of all time. Even Sons of Anarchy. They love this gangsta crime shit...with a passion.

[@dannyirishgreen3287]

+James Andrew Didnt look like the Real Omar.

[@ihatenwo]

Danny Irish Green yeah but he is.

[@Shablue1]

The guy that walks in Omar's cell first is the real Omar.

[@MrZadir-ns2ib]

Boshawn Bryant For real?

[@drktigger]

Donnie Andrews. One of the guys Omar was based on.

[@Gunnedpunk]

Wow,., thanks for letting me know... That's cool🔫🔪

[@WilkenTisdale]

Mind Blown!!!

[@sa0ri88]

Real avon is in the show too..

[@kweefsweat5628]

What if bunk couldn't get Omar out and they sent him to Oz

[@mikerennie2024]

And Rawls/the Colonel. Daniels/Mobay. Herc/Ralph Galino. Cheese/Tug Daniels. Norman Wilson/Querns. Busmalis/Agent Koutris. Burrell/Keane's dad. lol

[@calum1495]

Saw the SORT team storming in to break up that cafeteria fight

[@tonysoprano2140]

C Moe Omar would run that shit

[@rashadjohnson3255]

So would adebisi rape omar or Omar rape adebisi?

[@YaowBucketHEAD]

This comment section is gold. Cheers gentlemen. Also, I think Omar would fly solo in Oswald. Dude isn't scared to run solo, isn't a junkie, wouldn't take shit from Adebisi or Burr, and literally marches to the beat of his own drum. I see Omar always staying one up on O'Reilly, maybe playing some cards with the "others", and turning down Said's attempts to turn him to Allah. It would be one of the few times someone doesn't stick to their race.

[@hArbingeRofDumb]

Thanks for including the opening man.

[@NialasDubh]

They say that Omar dude is in here now. Let's see if he lives up to the hype. (15 minutes later) Welp.

[@leavesthemstanding.firstna7677]

Omar Little was based Donnie Edwards who passed away in December 2012 ,he had bit part in the series the wire ,you can see bravado in the role .Omar Little's character will be a iconic role for Michael K.Willliams, his depiction was one the most grittier elements of the wire a series filled with the best cast and storylines that would guarantee to keep you a steadfast fan like myself.Now ,Mr. Simon it's time to do a prequel to show how characters involved .The fans are waiting.

[@pohousetv]

I'd rather get shot by Snoop and Chris lmaoooooo

[@nickhqrin1002]

Yh i think the kiss hurt more bro... Damn

[@kats938]

For real. At least when they kill you it's a quick shot to the back of the head. That stabbing seemed brutal.

[@jon8192]

"with that kind of money I shoulda done you my own self." - double entendre. These writers are so good in such subtle ways. That's Donnie Andrews, the real life guy who Omar is based on, joking he should have killed him for the price that's on his head but also literally saying, with the money Michael K Williams is getting to portray me, I shoulda just portrayed myself. Hence 'done you my own self'." Genius.

[@13Gangland]

Jon WAaaayyy tooo much looking into shit bro. This and the Sopranos are full with you weird niggas overanalyzing shit.

[@Everythinggoodstaken]

Jon you might be onto something but it seems like a stretch bruh

[@ibraheemwahdan5138]

IKR!!! do 'ctrl f' on the comment section of any Wire video and type in "brilliant" or "genius" and u get at least 5 people over analyzing like an AP English class

[@ChuckieManioItsReallyMe]

Kind of a reach, but I can respect it.

[@indiapacheco8997]

Donnie didn't even say that.. Big man did.....

[@gabrielrooks9222]

"Who you calling?" "The police." "The police!!!!" "Man owe me a favor."

[@bigstomp120]

When Omar Said "We could've had a couple of babies" THAT SHIT WAS "CHILLING"

[@derrickvineyard7032]

Get Stomped Out *been not had

[@ihateithere9298]

Then stabbed him in the ass.. they had an unspeakable baby

[@killaskrilla5320]

Omar need his Honey Nut Cheerios...

[@azertyuiop7893]

Shieeeeet

[@nunya1738]

They were like Coppola and the boys in the Godfather movies with the oranges, The Wire/Simon and the writers/director, with these Honey Nut Cherrios.

[@samoneclark293]

Lmao bruh

[@thirael]

shiiiii

[@BugsyMogues]

I like the pissed off look on everyones face when those 2 guys fail to take out Omar lmao

[@bjamiork]

Man, I don't EVER want to go to jail/prison....fuck that. Don't need any booty warriors coming after me or people stabbing me and shit.

[@tracypanavia4634]

+T-Top Deluxe lol at booty warrior

[@JonSmith-yq1dw]

+Chris Sams I guess it really depends on what kind of person you are. if you are soft then you're probably rather go to black dolphin because you're not going to be mingling with other inmates but if you know how to handle yourself then of course you would choose the jails here.

[@phillyfansufferer]

..........and they don't even have Honey Nut Cheerios! Where the fuck are my tax dollars going????

[@FlyMoe69]

The first thing you do when going to prison is pick the baddest dude in there and shank him. No one will mess with you after that.

[@yumyum6253]

Baz H europe is so sweet

[@wittylibrarian]

As a librarian I'm conflicted about the abuse of books in this scene. But Omar was reading, so we cool.

[@cambadecorazon]

"Yo they got honey nut Cheerios in here?" "Shiiiett."

[@ModerateLeftist89]

One of the best intros of the show

[@TartaruzTheGreat]

Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit

[@wagooairlines]

+Steve Rogers dont get this scene? one guy gets into fight with someone else in front of him in que, pushes the guy out the way draws knife and stabs omar so was the fight a set up to get omar coz why would you randomly stab someone like that?

[@electricrelaxationhd3952]

The was an orchestrated hit attempt. Create a diversion then attack the target. Like Malcolm x's assassination the assassins created a diversion then attacked.

[@nickhqrin1002]

@@wagooairlines it was a set up... Omar knew they,d come at him so he need send a message so it only happens 1 time.. The guys jostling in que were in same clic... A canas city shuffle

[@SuperChuckRaney]

@@wagooairlines OP Steve Rogers is quoting Bunk & McNulty in the episode they find the bullet in the refrigerator door that D'Angelo shot.

[@bryanlaga]

ain't nobody seen shit

[@SuperFlyingDude]

This dude wasn't at the screen for long but he has the best sentence of all the TV show history !

[@eddiedaubach2797]

Sounds like snnops dad

[@thomassodomizer764]

Creepy guy from Requiem for a Dream voice "Shiv to Ass, Shiv to asssss!"

[@travorlazlur2152]

LOL

[@JP-sb6ll]

Strapping thick paper book's must work really well for attempted stabbing's. Damon from "Friday After Next" was even wearing them outside of prison; and in parties. lol

[@itzcarnage9535]

i laughed so hard when asked they got any honey nut cheerios up in here(shiiiiiiiit)

[@Romelus69]

Omar was tha truth......the Wire need a follow up series....10 years later...Michael the new Omar....Kenard moving weight and the new Marlo.......Marlo gone stringer Bell.......Webay and Chris STILL locked up, it would still be dope.

[@almightykd291]

Yes and another Snupe it'll be legendary

[@croc8868]

Dont forget slim charles he gotta be the supplier in there somewhere.

[@peaceindarkness.darknessis3494]

What about Michael ripping like Omar?!

[@SantomPh]

people like you have no imagination, always need to see something on screen. Just drop it. Kenard was arrested for killing Omar at the end of the series, no way he'd be released. Marlo lost both Chris and Snoop and virtually all of his corners as well as the connect which Slim Charles and Fat Face Rick have replaced with the Greeks' supply. That renders all of Marlo's influence dead as he has no product and no dealers. Avon is also still pulling strings in prison and still has men on his crew despite Wee Bey and Bird being in prison for life. Marlo might start up again, but he has nothing to work with this time and the co-cop definitely hates his guts now. Not sure what a Chris and Wee Bey show would be, they've both accepted that they are now in prison. so stop wanting to 'see' the future, just use your own imagination

[@josephcovington6205]

My favorite version of the theme song right here though!!!!

[@Gunnedpunk]

Omar is soo bad ass.... One of the most bad ass

[@jeremygreenidge5209]

Any man who goes to court and says "I robs drug dealers." is definitely a bad mutha fucka.

[@tracypanavia4634]

Aw shit, where's the other 45 minutes? :D

[@jonathanlee5314]

Scariest moment of the entire series for Omar is when those two huge dudes show up in his cell. You can see his fear... and relief when they are friends.

[@indiapacheco8997]

Jonathan Lee what fear? Gtfoh

[@vouvray59]

There was no fear on his face. He knew who they were.

[@GABuckeye37]

Fart Yes there was. You didn’t see that scene apparently...

[@krlm2280]

Fart he didn't know who they were he thought they was about to take him out then they told him Butchie sent them

[@enterusername7746]

The intro song of this season was the best.

[@FirmlyGrasp]

That's what he gets for coming at the king.

[@Dyne191]

This and Rome were my favorite shows on hbo

[@trenttrip6205]

Ironic that the real life Omar was a pretty big dude

[@nunya1738]

It pays to be a reader, kiddies.

[@danielletaylor5103]

I miss this damn show

[@michaelchaney1230]

Yeah, we pretty much have same tastes. Guessing you’re not attending this channel anymore but, Thanks!!

[@Drewistall]

lol that Kick at the end always make me laugh

[@jackrackum]

the guy with the hat was apparently the inspiration for Omars character in real life

[@powerpsi6507]

Holy shit imagine being trapped in that cage with all those fucking animals.

[@doxide]

I'm gonna remember that phone book trick if I ever get sent to the clink.

[@johnas9092]

I don't even really want to know what the lone white guy with the Andy Milonakis physique was in for.

[@-alleycat-1778]

John A S why

[@Gam3Junkie]

Fucking Kenard. Killed the best character on the show. RIP Omar

[@adgee5401]

Crazy how Marlo was able to get a hit sent and Avon seemingly controlled prison, but nobody was able to get cops on the payroll.

[@khankonner3656]

All the omars where I'm from dead

[@tylerrdurdann5074]

What kind of jail lets them roam around like that

[@tshyne8007]

You wear plain clothes in Baltimore jails.

[@SantomPh]

it's not a supermax prison, people are in there for all sorts of things from talking back to a cop to pissing on a federal building. When Avon was in there there was a riot that killed 5 people, but in general the place is pretty chill.

[@heavystarch100]

It's a cold world nigga gotta make his own heat.

[@LeadAntagonist]

when he put the phone to his ear my phone started ringing, started praying.

[@ericpettyfishing]

What jail let's booked inmates wear their street clothes.

[@vin5073]

Eric peppy it’s not federal it’s county it’s different

[@spvcs3615]

Omar was my favorite character

[@Kruppt808]

Lesson here guy who got shanked in the @zz, you come at Omar, you gonna get kissed

[@daviddistefano6260]

I Effing MISS THE WIRE !!!!!!!!!!

[@mogains4533]

You come at the king you best not miss

[@MathJocco]

0:53 -even David Tua respect Omar!

[@jamesbondero5691]

cant eyeball a jack artist walkin through the hallway

[@kajcsapapa]

this show is so dope. I wish we had anything similar to this on TV now, but they be on them bulllllshit shows with non-talented actors

[@Roar902]

Watch gomorra the series, i think it's better.

[@concreteman03]

Snowfall

[@julianmilnes9594]

They missed out "Butchy sent us..."

[@richardsmith7476]

you know when you find good stuff too watch on TV. well I have this is shit fucking hot

[@MrEnjoyBeats]

Only 1 annoying thing about this scene. The guy attacking Omar lost the fight so damn easy, in 2sec Omar had him standing against the wall. They should have done it better.

[@francescomolla6505]

Man that skirmish in the beggining was staged so that the big guy could get to omar

[@jakebee7205]

omar just a real one

[@SantomPh]

He thought Omar was weak, he was simply overpowered, and then stabbed with a shiv. Most fights are like this, it's rarely even.

[@frankeinstein1]

Juice and Admiration go along way....which is what dudes showed and gave to O MAR....Trust.

[@dennislittle9724]

"Your success is not enough, you wanna be hard. Knowing if you get knocked, you'd get fucked in the yard🗡️"😁😂🤣

[@mouseypublishings]

if i ever see this man at the airport best believe ima say "omar coming!"

[@Troygraham4937]

the guy who brought in the books is the real life omar

[@m.davinci9285]

The crazy part is the dude with the Black kufi was Omar little in real life

[@MikeB-rb7nk]

Omar: “Get me a phone call?” Guy: “I can do ya one betta den dat” **hands him a cellphone to make a phone call**.... What?

[@yommish]

Lol for real

[@yommish]

Maybe he meant a cell phone as opposed to the jail phone?

[@MikeB-rb7nk]

Tom S good point

[@SantomPh]

Butchie supplied Donnie with the books , tape and cell phone probably via corrupt guards. It's only county holding and none of the two men will be charged with anything beyond a fine and time served in holding.

[@Dredaslime1]

Shit be real ... that’s some bulletproof in the joint... 💀

[@gdicommando4456]

@ 2:11 both those dudes do the same gesture with their arms

[@ryana-6762]

Talk about sending a message!

[@893loses]

I love him laughing while reading the book, that is how you build a character

[@hemanroczko1799]

Still, how could only two soldiers protect Omar from all the prison members? Or was there any bigger muscle behind, that the inmates were awar of and didnt try to attack Omar & Butchie's men? Was Butchie's name a protecting force over these three?

[@vegasclubkid7693]

They got Honey Nut Cheerios in here? Sssshhhhhiiiidddd

[@StoneThatTheBuilderRefusedKK]

What is he reading ?

[@smokeandmaintain1]

what kind of jail lets you walk this freely without wearing a prison uniform

[@nasjaquanbrooks1696]

They not In prison that's the holding cell

[@bigron339]

+smokeandmaintain1 prisons in michigan use to allow personal clothing to be worn

[@dequadrewalton9821]

Ronald Coleman how do you know

[@bigron339]

+Dequadre Walton i have done time before 15yrs to be exact

[@JonSmith-yq1dw]

+Ronald Coleman where'd you do your time

[@whodat1434]

This nigga said couple of baby 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@johnjuanmoon]

I know the guy with the droopy eye was a real life Omar, but I think in this scene he is supposed to be Omar's older brother No Heart Anthony.

[@InoSense85]

+johnjuanmoon Nah, Omar was ready to fight them at first. He didn't know who they were.

[@johnjuanmoon]

+David White (Troll Destroyer) Makes sense. I just thought he heard the cell door creaking when it was opened so that is why he looked up all guarded. To be fair, both of those dudes are jumbo sized so he probably saw their shadow coming up and darkening his book pages lol.

[@rafatchowdhury1303]

When you come at the king but miss

[@asong4thedead]

A man GOT to have a code...

[@trance7183]

The Boondocks - Brooklyn, New York 1999 - Young Holla (Wallace) goes to prison

[@jefersonvilaede]

real shit right there

[@dollazandsense]

why my pick not showing on my profile

[@dominicettienne8728]

they don't have phonebooks in jails

[@SantomPh]

Donnie and his dude seem set up easily with a phone, so phone books are easy to get.

[@TehAmazingAsian]

You come at the king....

[@FlojoGojo]

"Man owes me a favor!"

[@Kevin-yw5qr]

Why the scene plus the opening credits? Why though.

[@great159]

At 0:28 if you listen closely you will hear: YOU AIN'T SHIT BITCH!😂😊😂

[@factbeaglesarebest]

Absolutely brilliant character. I love the dichotomy of being homosexual in a community that has visceral disdain for gays and anyone effeminate. (I was 18 when I first went to jail and was taught NEVERsay “suck my dick” as the implication is taboo). Omar doesn’t give a fuck. Hell kiss his man in public, calling him a cocksucker doesn’t phase him. Omar is one of the most badass characters IMO because he respects the difference between civilian and game member. (Yes GAME member not gang member- modern gangs have no respect. If you chose to get involved you chose... mob knew this old time thugs knew this but now you see Newark, Trenton, Compton, Chicago dealers robbing and assaulting fiends, hurting folks who have no part... world would be a better place if violence stayed where it belongs; with people who knew what they were getting into. Never Robb the fiends, don’t HURT civilians. At best you can short change an addict as they partially know the game but unless they bring violence or Robb a dealer no addict should be hurt...: they are the customer

[@zackgamer1248]

2021😢

[@johansmallberries9874]

They got store brand honey Os in here?

[@yayarea5109]

you know when he said aint nobody saw shit and then kicked him after ...in his mind as he kicked him he most def said "dumbass" in his mind as he kicked him

[@arthurbunsch3067]

2:19 that guy from the Oz,gained a lot of weight.

[@Quebedify]

the 'sheeeitt' was in the negative right

[@sickturret9350]

BRO... BRUTE...

[@ramziddinmuwwakkil8030]

The good ole county jail

[@ChairmanMeow1]

the scariest part of this show was seeing omar scared during some the jail scenes. especially the one with bunk. you knew if he was scared, it was worth being scared about for real.

[@duende29]

The good ol' Wooden armor huh?

[@barrybryant5113]

that particular scene is funny once you get process you get the jailhouse jump-suit, why you don't were regular cloth there many reason: hiding contraband, drugs or even object to harm yourself also if your waiting for chow you have already been process.

[@jamielwarner7101]

Tony Cooper Oh yeah, I just said the same thing on your other comment, before reading this one haha...

[@felixbutterwick8783]

What's the track at the end?

[@BJWT1047]

They commissioned Baltimore school kids to sing Way Down In The Hole for Season 4. I think it’s on the Soundtrack.

[@JayKay710]

@ dominic ,, they have newspapers,,,magazines, and booooks in the library,,, so im sure its easy to the books,,harder to get the tape,, and then hardest to have the balls to knife fight in prison like a gladiator,,not my game

[@markeisele538]

Great scene, I have one issue. You will NEVER find an atlas in jail or prison. Did my years. COs think you'll use it to plan an escape route.

[@SantomPh]

if Donnie has a phone and walks through doors like he owns the place , he damn well has an atlas.